‘On The Road’ is a story about a toxic love and adoration for an apathetic / good-for-nothing man. It portrays a naive girl who has fallen for the first time and buys into the manipulation without really understanding what’s going on until it’s too late.

Alice explains further, “The song describes an almost dangerous, forbidden type of romance which therefore makes it more desirable and contagious despite being destructive. We get glimpses of rationality from the girl and at times it is meant to be slightly sarcastic in the way that the man is described, however she is so far down the line that she is unable to trap herself from him and from her own heart.”

As the story progresses, the track’s deep wintery atmospheres grow brilliantly and towards the end there’s a sudden rush of dramatic intensity as the main character starts to question the relationship and realize what’s going on.

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Next, Alice SK presents, ‘Daisy Jane’ where she proves her ability to work across different styles as she changes up her sound to a more washed-out, stripped back, acoustic palette. With gorgeous harmonies, a sparkling 10-string guitar and warm bass, the combination of Alice’s lyrics and unique stylised melodies captivate the listener as the song escalates.

Written as a love song to all the amazing women in her life, ‘Daisy Jane’ is a very beautiful anthem for sisterhood, expressed with a great maturity and poise. Sounding like a jangly 60’s-esque Joni Mitchell psych-folk classic, with ‘Daisy Jane’, Alice SK has once again delivered a single that is both intriguingly unique, yet engaging and memorable all at the same time.

On the song’s new sound and lyrical themes, Alice explains, “Muca played me the music of the Brazilian Viola and it was such a beautiful pure sound that the lyrics had to reflect the music in the sense that I wanted the lyrics to be ‘true’. So, I thought of what the purest form of love that I’ve experienced is and it lies with the female presences that I’ve been lucky enough to have been surrounded by from- my mum, my sisters and my friends.”

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